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Frankford Avenue restaurants. Northern Liberties bars. Front Street hangouts. Even a craft brewery a few blocks away. All of these are convenient to this South […]

Howdy, buckaroos! And welcome back to the Foobooz food news round-up. There’s just a couple quick things to talk about before we all get on […]

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It’s important to understand that even commonplace health advice and guidelines are not set in stone. Recommendations from experts in health care come after carefully […]

Just about anyone around here who follows architecture and design can recall Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron’s review of the Symphony House, Carl Dranoff’s Avenue […]

You don’t have to live in Washington, D.C. to experience the wonder of cherry blossoms. In 1926 Japan gifted 1,600 cherry trees to Philadelphia for […]

Check phillymag.com each morning Monday through Thursday for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly […]

A year and a half ago, National Real Estate Development broke ground on 200 Spring Garden. The 13-story building in Northern Liberties would not only […]

In May of 2021, it was like a rapture took place in the City of Philadelphia. The buildings remained in place, and so did the […]

No Philly Today today — it’s Victor’s day off — but there was so much sports action that we wanted to catch you up. The […]

Freedom Village at Brandywine is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) where individuals 55-plus live independently in one of several striking condominiums sized from 850 to over 2,200 square feet. Located in heritage-rich Chester County, it’s surrounded by the lush countryside and rambling rivers of the Brandywine Valley, minutes from charming shops and restaurants and close to stunning natural landscapes, world-class golf, and culture and entertainment.

Stephen Loney is a 1997 graduate of Church Farm School (CFS), an all-boys college prep high school in Exton founded in 1918. A former member of the school’s Board of Directors and, for the past two years, a CFS parent, Loney often refrains, “Church Farm School saved my life.” Adrift in his middle school years, CFS helped Loney to discover his passions. Today, he is a senior litigator at the ACLU—a lifelong dream that came to fruition following careers at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath and then Hogan Lovells, both based in Philadelphia. One of the school’s core values is brotherhood and that brotherhood means mentoring other “Griffins.” Loney met Elijah Freeman ’14 through the CFS alumni network and helped him to land an internship and now full-time position at Hogan Lovells. Both have strong passions for social justice—a nod to the school’s other core values of respect, responsibility and integrity—as evidenced by Loney’s current work at the ACLU and Freeman’s active pro bono practice, where he works on matters related to asylum and PA gun laws.

“As you get comfy, this space will shift gently to accept you.” Ocean sounds drown out arcade-like beeps as my “Coconut Pod” tells me I […]

How do you write a delicious book — a novel that makes readers hungry as they turn pages on their couch? You have to start […]

Michelle Sangster marks an astounding milestone of 30 years in the Property & Casualty insurance industry, a journey crowned by her recognition as one of the “2023 Top Agents of the Year” by the prestigious Insurance Journal. In 2021, she took a significant step by establishing SJP Financial Group, LLC, a 100% African American, woman-owned, and operated retail commercial insurance brokerage firm.